- A
pycnidium (plural
pycnidia) is an a****ual
fruiting body
produced by
mitosporic fungi, for
instance in the
order Sphaeropsidales (Deuteromycota, Coelomycetes)...
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Septoria are
ascomycete pycnidia-producing
fungi that
cause numerous leaf spot
diseases on
field crops,
forages and many
vegetables including tomatoes...
- with an
opening at the apex (
pycnidia). Four form-families can be distinguished.
Sphaeropsidaceae are
fungi with
pycnidia dark colored,
leathery to carbonous...
- tissue. The
fruiting structures are
spherical with an
opening at the apex (
pycnidia) or are disc-shaped (acervuli). The
formation of
conidia in a fruiting...
- acervuli,
pycnidia, sporodochia,
synnemata and corenima.
Acervuli is one of the two
major groups of
conidiomata (the
other being pycnidia). Conidiomata...
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Infection begins with the
germination of a****ual conidia,
borne from
pycnidia, on
susceptible tissue, the
mycelia gradually move
inwards down the branch...
-
described by
Friedrich Tobler in 1913, was
proposed to be a
fungus with waxy
pycnidia and
hyaline conidia lacking septa. It was, however, a little-known taxon...
- one, also
known as the
alternate or ****ual host, and the
mycelium forms pycnidia,
which are miniature, flask-shaped, hollow,
submicroscopic bodies embedded...
- to the
genus Cladonia in 1787. The
lichen has
apothecia and
bright red
pycnidia atop of
yellowish to grey-green
podetia that are 1–2 cm (0.4–0.8 in) high...
- all
living cells are then killed. Septoria,
which is an
ascomycete and
pycnidia producing fungus, has been well
known to
attack Solanaceae and Cucurbitaceae...
